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~-**Backend** - The back-end of phpList refers to the //administrators interface//, i.e., all the pages viewable only by administrators (with the various functions: user, messages, system, etc.).
~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts may even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in your config.php file, through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings. See PhpListConfigSendRate
~-**Frontend** - The front-end of phpList refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Template** - usually refers to [[TemplatesInfo message template]] in the context of phpList.
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of phpList. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php. See PhpListConfigSendRate
~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts may even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in your config.php file, through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings. See PhpListConfigSendRate
~-**Frontend** - The front-end of phpList refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Template** - usually refers to [[TemplatesInfo message template]] in the context of phpList.
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of phpList. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php. See PhpListConfigSendRate
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~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts may even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in your config.php file, through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings.
~-**Frontend** - The Frontend of phpList refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of phpList. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php.
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[[PhplistDocumentation phpList Documentation]]
===== Glossary =====
//This page is provides a glossary of terms frequently used in phpList. Feel free to add a term you think may be useful to other users.//
~-**Backend** - The Backend of phpList refers to the //administrators interface//, i.e., all the pages viewable only by administrators (with the various functions: user, messages, system, etc.).
~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts may even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in your config.php file, through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings.
~-**Blacklist** - The Blacklist, or 'blocking list', is a list of all users that unsubscribed. When a user unsubscribes from all lists, his/her email address is automatically placed on the 'blacklist' in order to make sure you never send them any message again in the future.
~-**Frontend** - The Frontend of phpList refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of phpList. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php.
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phpList]]
- [[PhpListConcepts phpList concepts]]
===== Glossary =====
//This page is provides a glossary of terms frequently used in phpList. Feel free to add a term you think may be useful to other users.//
~-**Backend** - The Backend of phpList refers to the //administrators interface//, i.e., all the pages viewable only by administrators (with the various functions: user, messages, system, etc.).
~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts may even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in your config.php file, through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings.
~-**Blacklist** - The Blacklist, or 'blocking list', is a list of all users that unsubscribed. When a user unsubscribes from all lists, his/her email address is automatically placed on the 'blacklist' in order to make sure you never send them any message again in the future.
~-**Frontend** - The Frontend of phpList refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of phpList. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php.
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phpList]]
- [[PhpListConcepts phpList concepts]]
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=====Glossary =====
//This page is provides a glossary of terms frequently used in PHPlist. Feel free to add a term you think may be useful to other users.//
~-**Backend** - The Backend of PHPlist refers to all the pages viewable only by administrators (with the various functions: user, messages, system, etc.).
~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts maye even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in config.php through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings.
~-**Frontend** - The Frontend of PHPlist refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of PHPlist. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php.
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring PHPlist]]
- [[PhpListConcepts PHPlist concepts]]
Additions:
~-**Batch processing** - Batch processing of messages refers to sending portions of the total number of messages within a specified time frame. If you are on a shared host, it will probably be appreciated if you don't send out loads of emails in one go. Some shared hosts maye even have put a limit to the number of messages you may send per hour or per day. To address these limits you can configure batch processing in config.php through the ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_SIZE'' and ''MAILQUEUE_BATCH_PERIOD'' settings.
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of PHPlist. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php.
**Related topics**
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring PHPlist]]
- [[PhpListConcepts PHPlist concepts]]
~-**Throttle** - Throttle refers to the send speed setting of PHPlist. To be more precise, it refers to a small delay between each sent message, in order to slow down the send speed and thus avoid overloading the server. Throttle can be configured through the ''MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE'' or the ''MAILQUEUE_AUTOTHROTTLE'' setting in config.php.
**Related topics**
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring PHPlist]]
- [[PhpListConcepts PHPlist concepts]]
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~-**Attachment repository** - The "attachment repository" is a directory phplist needs for storing the attachments sent with list messages. The location of the attachment repository is defined in the configuration file (config.php) through the ''$attachment_repository'' setting.
~-**Backend** - The Backend of PHPlist refers to all the pages viewable only by administrators (with the various functions: user, messages, system, etc.).
~-**Frontend** - The Frontend of PHPlist refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Webroot** -
~-**Backend** - The Backend of PHPlist refers to all the pages viewable only by administrators (with the various functions: user, messages, system, etc.).
~-**Frontend** - The Frontend of PHPlist refers to all the pages viewable by the public (such as subscribe page, preferences page, etc.), as opposed to the administrators (such as attributes, send a message, etc.).
~-**Webroot** -
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~-**term** - explanation. Example
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=====Glossary =====
//This page is provides a glossary of terms frequently used in PHPlist. Feel free to add a term you think may be useful to other users.//
~-**Webroot** - explanation. Example
~-**term** - explanation. Example
//This page is provides a glossary of terms frequently used in PHPlist. Feel free to add a term you think may be useful to other users.//
~-**Webroot** - explanation. Example
~-**term** - explanation. Example
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//This page is a **template** intended for documentation of **official phplist features**. This page belongs to CategoryTemplate (which contains more handy templates). To create a phplist **documentation** page, [[http://docs.phplist.com/DocumentationTemplate/clone clone this page]], replace the title with a meaningful one and replace this paragraph with the actual page content.//
